Arknights: Endfield | Your Ultimate Stock Redistribution Guide

Hey endministrators!

Want to know how people are casually flipping goods for hundreds of thousands of Stock Bills while you’re still scraping by? That’s Stock Redistribution doing its magic. This system is way more than a shop, it’s a full-on economy loop. In this guide, I’ll show you how to unlock it, how to use it properly, and how to turn daily price changes into real, repeatable profits.

What Stock Redistribution Actually Is

Stock Redistribution is basically your in-game marketplace, a place where you can use the region’s Stock Bills (Valley Stock, Wuling Stock, etc.) to:

• Buy Staple Goods (permanent materials, cheap pulls, upgrade mats).
• Buy and resell Elastic Goods for profit (buy low, sell high).
• Trade with friends for even better prices.

It’s part of the Regional Development Management system and becomes one of the most profitable systems once you get the hang of it.

 

Step-by-Step: Unlocking Stock Redistribution

1 Reach Authority/Player Level 15

This is your first requirement — until you hit Level 15, nothing stock-market-related is available. Each level past about 12–14 unlocks meaningful features, but 15 is the magic number.

2 Finish “Restart Area Stock Redistribution I”

Once unlocked, you’ll get a quest in Valley IV (usually triggered after a main mission like Paving the Way). You need to:

• Find the Stock Redistributor near Worker Dorms.
• Talk to Lucky Carrot (the NPC bunny).
• Authorize the system (this unlocks the shop).

Once authorized, Staple Goods shop opens, and you can finish the mission.

 

Where to Find Terminals

There are multiple Stock Redistribution terminals across regions — each one tied to its region’s currency:

Valley IV

• The Hub (near Worker Dorms) — your first terminal.

• Originium Science Park (Mountain Slope).

• Origin Lodespring.

Wuling

• Jingyu Valley terminal (uses Wuling Stock Bills, which are region-specific).

Important: You can only use each region’s Stock Bills in that region. Wuling bills don’t work in Valley IV and vice versa.

 

Reset Rules — How Stock Redistribution Refreshes

Stock Redistribution does follow a daily reset system, and understanding what actually refreshes — and what doesn’t — is key to using it correctly.

• The reset occurs once per day, synced with the server’s daily reset

(typically around 04:00 UTC+8, alongside daily missions).

• Reset timing is global:

Valley, Wuling, and other regions all refresh at the same time.

However, each region’s Elastic Goods pool and price fluctuations are independent.

What refreshes after daily reset

• Elastic Goods

* Price percentages fluctuate daily

* Purchase limits reset

* New buying opportunities may appear

This is the core of the buy-low, sell-high loop.

• Some consumable Staple Goods

* Regional catalysts

* Processing components

* Other routine production materials

These items truly restock daily.

What does not refresh daily

• Limited-value Staple Goods, such as:

Headhunting Permits (HH Permits)

High-tier upgrade materials

These items:

• Have limited total purchase counts
• Do not restock once sold out
• Often feature diminishing discounts

(e.g. from –90% to –60% as purchases accumulate)

Practical takeaway

• Check Elastic Goods right after daily reset — that’s where new profit windows open.
• Treat Staple Goods carefully:

Buy limited deals early, before discounts drop

Don’t expect high-value items to come back the next day

(If you buy Elastic Goods today and sell after the next reset, you’re using the system exactly as intended.)

 

Upgrading the Stock Redistribution Terminal

Upgrading a Stock Redistributor unlocks more features and profit potential:

The Hub of Valley IV
Level	Cost (Valley Stock Bills)	What You Get
0 → 1	~500	Staple Goods restock
1 → 2	~4,500	Unlocks Elastic Goods + restock
2 → 3	~33,000	Higher stock caps & more daily goods
3 → 4	~380,000	Max restock & even more daily deals
Jingyu Valley
0 → 1	5,000	Elastic Goods

Why this matters: Elastic Goods is where the actual profit happens — you buy cheap materials and resell them when prices rise.

 

Understanding Stock Bills

Stock Bills are a currency used exclusively for Stock Redistribution:

• Valley Stock Bills, Wuling Stock Bills, etc., correspond to specific regions.
• Earned mainly through Outpost trading but also from combat, Depot deliveries, and missions.

Quick example from gameplay: buy low one day → sell at friends’ terminals the next day → instantly make 290K+ and use that profit to buy more cheap goods for tomorrow. (That’s the snowball effect!) — from video observation.

 

How to Farm Stock Bills Efficiently

1 Outpost Trading

This is your most reliable daily source of Stock Bills.

Trade excess materials (ores, refined goods, factory outputs) with an Outpost — higher level outposts give better returns. Assign an operator with Stock Bill bonus if possible.

2 Elastic Goods Flipping

Check daily market prices:

Buy when the recommended price is lower than current total cost.

Sell when the recommended price is higher.

And visit friends to check their prices — sometimes you can sell for a huge markup.

3 Depot Deliveries

Once you unlock Depot Nodes and delivery jobs, you’ll get big one-off payouts for transporting packaged goods. Over time this becomes a major Stock Bill source.

4 Enemy Drops

It’s slow and not huge, but every enemy can drop some Stock Bills — great while you’re already exploring and fighting.

 

What to Spend Your Stock Bills On

Staple Goods

These are permanent items — from discounted Headhunting Permits to useful materials.

Buy them when they appear before reset or they’ll disappear!

Elastic Goods

Your main moneymaker: buy goods that are cheap today → sell high tomorrow or to friends.

Region Progression

Use Stock Bills for:

• Upgrading Depot Nodes and Outposts.
• Buying weapons in the regional Arsenal shop.

 

Smart Tips That Actually Work

• Always check prices daily — markets change fast and you can miss profit windows.
• Don’t burn all Bills on upgrades — keep some to flip goods.
• Build a friend list — more friends = more price variations.
• Upgrade at least to Level 2 early — Elastic Goods unlocks there and that’s where the real gains start.

 

Conclusion

Stock Redistribution is the economic engine that powers your conquest of Talos-II. Once you’ve mastered AIC factories, depot nodes, and the friend market, pulling in millions of Stock Bills is absolutely within reach, and financial freedom won’t be far behind.

Stick to the golden rule of “buy low, sell high,” keep those conveyor belts running nonstop, and you’ll be on your way to becoming the ultimate tycoon of Talos-II. And if you’re itching to take off right now, grabbing a quick Endfield top-up through LDShop can help you get there without waiting around.